Criminal Property Forfeiture Act 2002
24Inspection of property-tracking documents
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24 Inspection of property-tracking documents (1) When a property-tracking document is given to the DPP or a police officer in accordance with a direction under section 23(2)(a), the DPP or member may do any or all of the following: (a) inspect the document; (b) take extracts from the document; (c) make copies of the document; (d) retain the document for as long as its retention is reasonably required for this Act. (2) If the DPP or police officer retains the property-tracking document, the DPP or member must, on the request of the person required by the order to produce the document: (a) permit the person to inspect the document, take extracts from it or make copies of it; or (b) give the person a copy of the document certified by the DPP or member in writing to be a true copy of the document. (3) When a property-tracking document is made available to the DPP or a police officer for inspection in accordance with a direction under section 23(2)(b), the DPP or police officer may do any or all of the following: (a) inspect the document; (b) take extracts from the document; (c) make copies of the document.